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Join REVOLT and end democracy (opens the original)
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Just as the person who has everything can’t think of a thing they want, so too is the voter who is offered everything unable to decide on who to vote for.This dilemma is at the heart of dissatisfaction with democracy. To be clear, not everyone is dissatisfied with democracy. It is particularly popular now with Communists, Muslims and non-practising whites of the Left, for nothing advances totalitarianism as surely as the ballot box.The comments which follow, however, are not directed at those gr
The grave has been dug but Nationalism is still breathing (opens the original)
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In 1962 in the small village of Espéraza in the French Pyrenees bordering Spain I had my first encounter with young representatives of the European countries which, newly emerged from the Second World War, would go on to establish the Union designed to prevent any future wars in Europe.It was 20 years since the German Luftwaffe had begun its 57 night uninterrupted Blitz bombing of London, and 16 years since the US and British forces had entered the Nazi extermination camps at
When Green turns Red it’s an Opportunity for the Colour Blind (opens the original)
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The atmosphere in the room on Friday was subdued, if not surly, despite the bright rainbow colours decorating the walls. Someone had vandalised the Green Party signage on the door by striking through the “Green” and scrawling the word “Red”. Was someone from down the hallway responsible, or was there a guilty traitor within the room?It hadn’t been this tense and suspicious since the last leadership selection when James Shaw had defected to the ultimate enemy, mocking their naivety for appointing
Sorry is the hardest word when lying comes easily. How Democracy eats itself in the mouths of Bureaucrats. (opens the original)
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As a reader of this column you are clearly an intelligent, sceptical and thoughtful person even if, like me, you are at times totally confused by what other seemingly intelligent people believe.One example might be the seeming belief in democracy. It reaches a periodic peak whenever election cycles come around. In both New Zealand and the United States we are building towards that peak with elections due in November.Now, I don’t wish to belittle women or the burdens they suffer, but election tim
If you see Kevin, please stop and say hello (opens the original)
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On Saturday night a friend and I decided to treat ourselves to a meal at the type of restaurant that would be hard to get into. The one we chose was new to both of us and a glance at the online menu warned us that this was the type of place where the vegetable side dishes cost as much as lobster and fillet mignon mains used to cost pre-Covid. But I knew the chef to be exceptionally good and I liked his wife.The restaurant, which I will call Ponsy’s, for the sake of the story, was in Ponsonby, an
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